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Uncover Seattle’s dark past and hear spooky stories you’ll remember for years to come. Take a deep dive into Seattle’s early history and discover why so many restless spirits still walk these streets after dark.
Take an hour Seattle Terrors Ghost Tour and see the locations of actual hauntings. Find out about phenomena for which no reasonable explanations exist. Stand on the spot where some of Seattle’s most terrifying events have taken place.
The stories you will hear are fact-based with extensive historical research. Learn about Seattle’s Wild West beginning. Hear stories of gunfights in the streets, robberies in broad daylight, and innocent men rushed to judgment and hung. Find out about Seattle’s serial killers – Dr. Linda Hazzard, Ted Bundy, and the Green River Killer.
Seattle is a hotspot for paranormal activity. You’ll go to some of the city’s most haunted places and hear tales of violence , tragedy, greed, betrayal and murder.
The Butterworth Building
Built in 1903, the Butterworth Building was Seattle’s first purpose-built mortuary and had the first elevator designed to transport bodies. Seattle experienced epidemics of diphtheria, Spanish flu, and tuberculosis. Dead bodies would regularly appear on the street. The city finally offered undertakers $50 per body they’d remove from the streets and bury. Mr. Butterworth became a very rich man. Many wondered if Butterworth’s men got a bit overenthusiastic in getting bodies. Hear dark and gruesome secrets about what happened then and what is happening now.
Suquamish Ghost Stories
Discover the spirits that remained in Seattle when the Suquamish People were forced to leave and move onto reservations. Hear about the apparitions that have remained from Seattle’s gold rush. Learn about the 100 Victorian women imported from Boston in an attempt to balance the ratio between men and women in Seattle. Discover swashbuckling sailors, Suquamish princesses, madames, and gold miners.
Post Alley
You’ll visit Post Alley and see what the Gum Wall is. Hear about the hauntings along Post Alley. One business is named Ghost Alley Espresso to pay respect to the spirits that reside in the alley. And you’ll hear about Frank the friendly ghost.
Moore Theatre
The oldest entertainment venue in Seattle is the Moore Theatre. There have been so many sightings of apparitions that The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS) did a paranormal investigation. The Moore Theatre made an episode of “Ghost Hunters” in their third season.
The Moore Theatre is said to be the site of Kurt Cobain’s lethal overdose. There have been numerous reports of sightings throughout the theatre. Heavy breathing and footsteps have been heard when no one is there and objects go missing and then turn up in unlikely places.
Let this tour through Seattle unveil a new side of the city.
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